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    Can you put horse and/or poultry manure in the compost bin with the other scraps or does it need a seperate pile to rot down?

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    Put it all in together. The manure will help to heat up the bin and everything will compost more quickly because of it. You are lucky to have it
    Digger-07

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    • #3
      How very apt to have an advert for compost bins under the first post! The plot thickens!

      PS just realised there's two more above the first post as well!!eek,eek,eek,





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      • #4
        I've just had some brillinat news! the hotel next to the office here has started keeping horses and they said I could have s much manure as I liked! So can I spread this fresh stuff on my tattie beds for next year right now, or should I let it fester a bit and spread it next year?
        (sorry to pinch your thread Salina, it was just too good to miss!)

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Snadger View Post
          How very apt to have an advert for compost bins under the first post! The plot thickens!

          PS just realised there's two more above the first post as well!!eek,eek,eek,
          Have you seen the price they charge? I'm in the wrong business
          Digger-07

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          • #6
            I would say it probably depends on how much manure you have. If it's a little, then add to the compost bin. If it's a lot then make a separate stack. Any excrement (posh word for poo) from vegetarian animals can be used on compost heaps, together with the used bedding. Our guinea pig cleanings always go on the compost heap (OK I know they're only little and we're not talking about the sort of quantities you get with stable manure).

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            • #7
              okay thanks! I'm hopefully getting a horse soon so now I know what to do with all the muck after cleaning up the field lol.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Birdie Wife View Post
                I've just had some brillinat news! the hotel next to the office here has started keeping horses and they said I could have s much manure as I liked! So can I spread this fresh stuff on my tattie beds for next year right now, or should I let it fester a bit and spread it next year?
                (sorry to pinch your thread Salina, it was just too good to miss!)
                This might seem a daft question birdie wife but why is a hotel keeping horses?
                is spacetime curved or was einstien round the bend

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                • #9
                  Dunno really... 'cos the owners wanted them I guess! Not much opportunity to organise pony trekking round here, they would need horsey waders anyway!

                  Dwell simply ~ love richly

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by starwatcher View Post
                    This might seem a daft question birdie wife but why is a hotel keeping horses?
                    Maybe they serve French cuisine?
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